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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
2
A concise, mixed fragment notes discussion on agricultural policy and budget items. It mentions council actions and potential changes, with unclear details about figures or dates. The readable portion hints at oversight of livestock or crop programs and possible zoning considerations.
The text appears garbled with missing letters and unfamiliar phrases. It hints at a fragmentary historical note or inscription mentioning ages and events, but lacks clear names, dates, or locations to form a coherent news item.
A collage of humorous observations and opinions on aviation, weather, crime, and daily life. The draft notes joke about air travel, flying compared to other risks, counterfeit money, milk production via phonographs, and odd tidbits from Marble Hill Press. It cites figures like 11 knots Roe, and comments on pedestrians dodging cars.
A devastating blaze at the Brussels fair ignited sections of the international exhibit, killing two and injuring many as crowds surged to escape. Firefighters battled the flames as panic spread through the White City ruins, with losses estimated near ten million dollars and widespread looting reported amid the chaos.
Tulsa police report a chaotic scene at a city club after allegations of a wild social event involving leading society women and several husbands. Witnesses describe drunken conduct and a confrontation that left three men shot. Names of individuals appear in partial OCR.
In a tense address Bristow accuses Senator Aldrich of aiding trusts in schedule manufacturing and profiting from the deal. The Rhode Islander Jim pled the rubber tarig to further paternal interests, prompting Bristow to defend his stance and press for accountability.
In the circuit court a jury awarded Clante Brown $40,000 against the St Louis Iron Mountain Southern Railway Co for injuries on January 1 at Ozark Ark while a brakeman on the Little Rock and Fort Smith line. Senator Jeff Davis was among Brown's attorneys.
Parachute jumper attempting a safe descent from a balloon over Asbury Park crashed onto a main apple tree branch and tumbled into a garden. In Paterson, Captain John Calvin Martin a coal operator and philanthropist was declared lunatic and committed to Totowa sanitarium.
London Earl of Spencer, J Poyntz Spencer, died here. He twice served as viceroy of Ireland and as president of the council and was fraternity lord of the admiralty from 1892 to 189? The long career marked by high offices in Britain’s government and naval affairs ends with his passing.
Reports from New York state the mayor Garner is waking and making steady recovery after a gunshot wound. Doctors issued five statements but offered cautious progress while some unofficial sources hint at mixed improvement and lingering throat trouble.
A man killed a lover in a Calry region incident described as intimate betrayal. The couple, named in fragmented OCR text, reportedly argued before the stabbing occurred. Authorities were notified as the assailant fled the scene and was later pursued by officers. The case prompted local officials to investigate the timeline and motive.
Washington reports Attorney General Wingham of Indiana acting for the state has joined interstate complaints against Mullman Company and railroads over sleeping car rates. The action seeks rate reductions and lower fares for upper berths. Dallas dispatch notes Texas prohibition submission won a decisive victory in the July 23 primary, with a state majority near 40,000 and both legislative chambers approving by over two thirds.
Joseph Wendling who was arrested in San Francisco on a muttering charge arrived in Louisville and was placed in the city jail. No demonstration occurred.
Delaware Ohio reports the house where Rutherford B. Hayes was born in 1842 burned down. The owner plans to rebuild with a business block on the site. In Alamo Georgia Jim Toler, a Black man, was lynched by a mob after entering the bedroom of two daughters of a planter in Montgomery County. He confessed, was tied to a tree, and shot.
Des Moines Iowa charges accuse Police Chief George Yeager of allowing gambling dens and related illicit activity. Official action seeks removal based on alleged permitment of illegal gambling operations in the city.
A brief note highlights races for pennants, detailing teams competing for leading standings and potential title claims. Officials monitor results as athletes push for top positions in upcoming events and championship implications loom.
Thirteen people died and at least 12 were injured when a passenger train on the Northwestern Pacific Railroad between San Francisco and Santa Rosa collided head on with a work train near Lodi. The crash caused the engine and several cars to derail and ignite. Authorities were assessing casualties as rescue crews fought remaining fires and evaluated the wreckage.
A man killed himself with a bullet in a Kansas town following a liaison affair. The deceased, Davin or Hrarmier, was married and described as prosperous. The shooting occurred after a troubled relationship, ending in a fatal self-inflicted gunshot.
Figures show the first year under the new tariff law ended last Saturday with a surplus of about 15 million dollars, totaling 20,274,026 to credit in the surplus over expenditures. The ordinary revenue for the year ending August was 678,850.816.
Newark Ohio grand jury in Venticating the tvoohing of detective Carl Erh erington returned 39 indictments including 15 for first degree murder. Grands also charged 24 minor offenses with rioting and assault and battery among the counts.
Court inquiry into land sales contracts involving the Choctaw nation reports that nine children from families of guardians testified the papooses signed a $300 000 land sale contract. Attorneys note attempts to mislead guardians and claim payment of fees while questioning who directed the children.
Fragmentary text shows a police action where a boy bandit named S Ledia Poeet Ther appears to be killed. References to 44 death, streets, and various garbled names suggest a report of a fatal pursuit with ambiguous local details. The legible items indicate a violent incident and ensuing judicial or police statements.
Crippen cables denial to De HoH Crippen’s lawyer Newton stating he has made no confession to police. He plans a statement on landfall and a talk with authorities while awaiting transfer. Crippen asserts authorities know little more about the case than reported.
A large blaze started at Dover and Albany streets causing over two acres of property loss and extensive damage near Randolph Street grounds. Firefighters worked amid extreme heat, crews from two companies aided by early responders to control the flames and protect surrounding buildings.
Advices from Costa Rica report a severe Atlantic coast hurricane that wiped out about one million banana trees. The Ualted Fruit Company values the loss at more than $1,000,000.
Helena Mont. Thomas Dally and F C McDonnell pleaded guilty to padding census returns. They were sentenced to 34 hours in jail and fined $1,000 each.
A fragmentary humorous column hints at a theatrical scene in a department store where a shopper Harriet observes shelves and a library display. A lawyer narrator jokes about legal abbreviations and a late career change as a deacon recites a funeral line, all amid a seaside city ambience.
Tite suggests Nicaraguans would rather fight than eat, noting this may reflect courage or poor cooking. The comment links resilience to dining ability, implying a harsh or satirical view of local conditions.
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